Sunday August 15th @ the East Side Club

The Glitter Workshop is pleased to announce that there will be a Sixth Annual Summer Craftacular! The Summer Craftacular will be held Sunday, August 15th from 10 am to 5 pm at the East Side Club at 3735 Monona Drive. We will be utilizing both banquet rooms as well as the outdoor lawn / Tiki patio area. These spaces combined will allow for approximately 80 booths.

WHERE?

East Side Club
3735 Monona Drive
Madison, WI 53714

When?

10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday August 15th

Who?

Film Strip Earrings – Lady in White from Green Cricket

more about Green Cricket: A salvage artist who finds joy in transforming the unwanted into the adored and all the adventures that come along with it.

Booth 3.

Quilted Wall Hanging – Hand-dyed Shoofly from KimsCraftyApple

more about KimsCraftyApple: Hi! My name is Kim and I have been creating since I was five years old. My grandma still tells the story of the 'quilt' I made my brother from my mom's rag bin - including the old furry toilet seat cover. I have now improved upon my fabric choices and enjoy creating a variety of sewn and dyed items. When I'm not creating quilts and other sewn goodies, I enjoy time with my family, making jewelry, working in our apple orchard!

Booth 59.

bon voyage invitations from KateFunk

more about KateFunk: Bachelor’s degree in photography with emphasis in video from Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. has had work featured in galleries across the nation.

likes: roadtrips, carnivals, Polaroids, gangsta rap

disliks: frogs, milk

Booth 18.

more about Picture Day: Rebecca Light uses recycled, and in most cases vintage, materials. All sweaters come with an original 1940's name pin...until I run out!

Booth 31.

MAJESTY - Peacock Ring on Adjustable Base from BailyBelleCreations

more about BailyBelleCreations: My name is Vanessa and I am an artist with many loves. A quirky gal with an eye for beautiful and unusual things!
Born in Wisconsin and raised in 6 different states; including, RI, FL and IL! I have a business degree from the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire and am currently a stay at home mom.

Booth 51.

Lilacs - Beaded Kumihimo Necklace from HRBeaDesigns

more about HRBeaDesigns: I make my jewelry from a variety of materials - from precious metals such as fine and sterling silver to copper and brass, from semi-precious stones and gems to Swarovski crystals to glass beads. With such a big variety, there is a large variety of prices, meaning there is something for everyone!

Booth 53.

Sass Mama

more about Sass Mama:

Shelia Howe owner of SassMama Arts is an eccentric Light Being with many talents!

An Artist, Jewelry Designer, Reiki Master Teacher, Tarot card reader, Goddess and Devoted Mother.

A self taught artist of many mediums, I work with many used and found items. Revamping, recycling, reusing, revitalizing. The art falls under the categories of assemblage, collage, indie, and steampunk.
Recently, I started applying these principals to designing jewelry and now find myself addicted. I enjoy combining vintage pieces and parts with the new findings- never compromising the quality of a piece. Each design is One of a Kind, and will not be reproduced.

In addition to creating art and facilitating workshops, I am a Reiki Master Teacher offering classes and sessions. Also a gifted Tarot Reader available for personal readings, parties and corporate events.

Booth 67.

Monroe Crochet Flower Ring- Green from muggytuesday

more about muggytuesday: MuggyTuesday is a partnership of two sisters, Margaret (aka Muggy, but only to her sister) and Sarah (aka Tuesday, to everyone but her sister), who live and craft together in Chicago, Illinois. We love our adopted hometown, and reflect that by choosing product names representing neighborhoods and streets in Chicago.
Margaret learned the traditional crafts of crochet, knitting and cross-stitch as a child and has been creating with varying levels of obsession ever since. Sarah came to appreciate these crafts later, having earlier explored interests in photography and ceramics. During our crafting sessions together, we began collaborating on pieces that combined our creative interests. We especially enjoy finding new and unexpected uses of materials and application of concepts.
We are inspired by the natural world and our everyday environment. We endeavor to make conscious choices with the materials we use for our handiwork. It’s our hope that the joy we feel when creating an item is shared by you when it arrives in your home.

If you missed out on the first artist features make sure you head back to HERE.